Shows Like The Powerpuff Girls

Same Cartoon Network era, kid-genius-vs-villains formula, and a direct sibling show in the Cartoon Cartoons lineup.

Created by Craig McCracken with the same whimsical art style, comedic tone, and Tom Kenny/Tom Kane voice cast.

McCracken's later superhero-kid show with the same retro comic-book sensibility and team-of-young-heroes-versus-villains setup.

Another Craig McCracken creation sharing the cute-but-action-packed visual DNA and good-vs-evil cosmic stakes.

Same '90s manic superhero parody energy with a rogues' gallery of goofy villains aimed at all ages.

Episodic costumed-hero comedy with colorful supervillains in the same '90s kid-superhero tradition.

Girl-power crime-fighter premise balancing schoolkid life with foiling cartoony world-threatening villains.

Squad of young superheroes battling silly villains with slapstick humor; shares Tara Strong and tonal overlap.

Cartoon Network kid-with-superpowers fights aliens/villains; shares Tara Strong and the action-comedy beat.

Zany ensemble cartoon comedy in the same broad-audience animation tradition, lighter on superhero action.

Cartoon Network successor with a similarly bold, color-drenched aesthetic and absurd kid-led adventures.

Classic superhero-of-the-week format with a rich villain roster, though aimed slightly older.

Boy-genius and superhero-team formula in a city defended from quirky villains.

Cartoon Network kid-with-powers action series, though darker and more sci-fi than Powerpuff's bright comedy.

Young secret-hero balances normal life and superpowers, but tone leans more teen-action than kindergarten comedy.

Shares Cartoon Network whimsy and Tom Kenny, but is a fantasy spinoff rather than a superhero-comedy.

Direct 2016 reboot of the same characters and premise.

Female-led superhero with kid/teen civilian life, monster-of-the-week villains, and bright cartoon stylization.